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transcrystalline

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transcrystalline [¦tranz′krist·əl·ən]
(metallurgy)
Across the crystals of a metal; used of cracks in metals. Also known as intracrystalline; transgranular.
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Xu and Bellehumeur (3) modeled the morphology development in RM, reporting details including such as the transcrystalline structures near the mold surface.
Warpage-crystallinity relations in rotational molding of polypropylene by Glomsaker, T.; Hinrichsen, E.L.; Larsen, A.; Doshev, P.; Ommundsen, E. / Polymer Engineering and Science
In the case of samples prepared by injection molding of PP/EPR blends, depth-profiling studies have revealed the formation of a skin consisting of several layers ("stratification"), whose composition is different compared to the bulk phase (8,9,28); a transcrystalline layer (~~10 [micro]m thick) followed by an elastomer region (~~20 [micro]m thick) were detected in the outer regions of these samples.
Spatially resolved degradation in heterophasic polymers by ESR ... by Kruczala, Krzysztof / JCT Research
A unique transcrystalline interface is known to decrease plastic resistance and alter energy absorption and dissipation mechanisms (67), (68).
Morphology and mechanical properties of impact modified polypropylene ... by Tortorella, Nathan; Beatty, Charles L. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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